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1) This image represents proportion because the street car and the people walking are proportioned to the buildings.
2) This most successful part of this image is that there are many objects that you can compare to the buildings.
I compared Mickey Mouse with Frankenstein to show just how small a mouse is compared with a monster. I changed the colouring to black and white because I wanted to highlight the shadows and details on Frankestein's face
I took these two photos in a series messing around with strange proportions and distortions. I didn't spend anytime with the idea, but maybe later (this will be a reminder to come back to it).
Construction started on the Steep Holm defences in 1866 when six 7-in Rifled Muzzle Loading (RML) batteries were constructed; four double gun batteries and two single gun emplacements. The guns have been recorded as dating from between 1868 and 1869, indicating the fortifications took at least 2 years to complete. Each battery had an associated magazine for separate shell and cartridge storage and utilised a Georgian canon as the pivot. All 7-in RML guns remain on the island, as do all but one of the pivot guns.
These Victorian-era guns have been identified as 7-inch 7-ton Mark III Armstrong RML (Rodney Legg, Steep Holm at War, p50)
The island was rearmed in 1941 when two twin-gun 6-inch batteries were constructed. A proportion of the C19 fortifications were damaged during this later fortification as older emplacements were built on or the stone was robbed for use elsewhere on the island.
#TasteBaltimore: Miss Shirley’s
Open for breakfast, lunch and brunch all week long, Miss Shirley’s is a Baltimore institution providing full-on downhome eats (of epic proportion) and equally OTT hair of the dog hangover remedies all with efficient and friendly service.
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